Flowers can be an incredibly pricey component of a wedding. But beautiful bouquets and floral arrangements can be yours without breaking the bank. We're going to show you how to make your own DIY baby's breath wedding bouquets! We love the simplicity of the baby's breath; it's stunning, inexpensive, and available year-round, making it a fabulous choice for a winter wedding. To dress it up, you can spray the baby's breath with silver or gold floral paint as we did here. We used Design Master for flowers in sterling silver and 24K gold. Another great way to save on flowers is by using the bridal party bouquets as centerpieces for the head table. Our large plastic carafes make the perfect vases for the bridal party to showcase their bouquets at the reception.

What you need:

• baby's breath
• plastic wine carafe
• silver and gold floral spray paint (optional)
• floral tape
• floral pins
• 1.5" organza ribbon - we used Silver 1.5" Wired Edged Organza Ribbon

Step 1: Trim stems of baby's breath at an angle.

Step 2: Arrange pieces together one-by-one, intermixing the silver, white, and gold to create a rounded cluster.

Step 3: Once you've formed a bouquet, hold the stems tightly and wrap the floral tape around them, starting at the neck of the bouquet.

Step 4: Cut a piece of organza ribbon about 8-12" in length.

Step 5: Wrap the ribbon tightly around the stems, covering floral tape.

Step 6: Insert floral pins upward into stems to secure the ribbon.

Love this tablescape design? Shop Encore here! Add other touches of baby's breath throughout your ceremony and reception decor! For more ideas, check out these 35 Lovely Baby's Breath Wedding Ideas by Praise Wedding. Much Party Love, Smarties!